t1parse.c

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/****************************************************************************
 *
 * t1parse.c
 *
 *   Type 1 parser (body).
 *
 * Copyright (C) 1996-2019 by
 * David Turner, Robert Wilhelm, and Werner Lemberg.
 *
 * This file is part of the FreeType project, and may only be used,
 * modified, and distributed under the terms of the FreeType project
 * license, LICENSE.TXT.  By continuing to use, modify, or distribute
 * this file you indicate that you have read the license and
 * understand and accept it fully.
 *
 */
 
 
  /**************************************************************************
   *
   * The Type 1 parser is in charge of the following:
   *
   * - provide an implementation of a growing sequence of objects called
   *   a `T1_Table' (used to build various tables needed by the loader).
   *
   * - opening .pfb and .pfa files to extract their top-level and private
   *   dictionaries.
   *
   * - read numbers, arrays & strings from any dictionary.
   *
   * See `t1load.c' to see how data is loaded from the font file.
   *
   */
 
 
#include <ft2build.h>
#include FT_INTERNAL_DEBUG_H
#include FT_INTERNAL_STREAM_H
#include FT_INTERNAL_POSTSCRIPT_AUX_H
 
#include "t1parse.h"
 
#include "t1errors.h"
 
 
  /**************************************************************************
   *
   * The macro FT_COMPONENT is used in trace mode.  It is an implicit
   * parameter of the FT_TRACE() and FT_ERROR() macros, used to print/log
   * messages during execution.
   */
#undef  FT_COMPONENT
#define FT_COMPONENT  t1parse
 
 
  /*************************************************************************/
  /*************************************************************************/
  /*************************************************************************/
  /*****                                                               *****/
  /*****                   INPUT STREAM PARSER                         *****/
  /*****                                                               *****/
  /*************************************************************************/
  /*************************************************************************/
  /*************************************************************************/
 
 
  /* see Adobe Technical Note 5040.Download_Fonts.pdf */
 
  static FT_Error
  read_pfb_tag( FT_Stream   stream,
                FT_UShort  *atag,
                FT_ULong   *asize )
  {
    FT_Error   error;
    FT_UShort  tag;
    FT_ULong   size;
 
 
    *atag  = 0;
    *asize = 0;
 
    if ( !FT_READ_USHORT( tag ) )
    {
      if ( tag == 0x8001U || tag == 0x8002U )
      {
        if ( !FT_READ_ULONG_LE( size ) )
          *asize = size;
      }
 
      *atag = tag;
    }
 
    return error;
  }
 
 
  static FT_Error
  check_type1_format( FT_Stream    stream,
                      const char*  header_string,
                      size_t       header_length )
  {
    FT_Error   error;
    FT_UShort  tag;
    FT_ULong   dummy;
 
 
    if ( FT_STREAM_SEEK( 0 ) )
      goto Exit;
 
    error = read_pfb_tag( stream, &tag, &dummy );
    if ( error )
      goto Exit;
 
    /* We assume that the first segment in a PFB is always encoded as   */
    /* text.  This might be wrong (and the specification doesn't insist */
    /* on that), but we have never seen a counterexample.               */
    if ( tag != 0x8001U && FT_STREAM_SEEK( 0 ) )
      goto Exit;
 
    if ( !FT_FRAME_ENTER( header_length ) )
    {
      error = FT_Err_Ok;
 
      if ( ft_memcmp( stream->cursor, header_string, header_length ) != 0 )
        error = FT_THROW( Unknown_File_Format );
 
      FT_FRAME_EXIT();
    }
 
  Exit:
    return error;
  }
 
 
  FT_LOCAL_DEF( FT_Error )
  T1_New_Parser( T1_Parser      parser,
                 FT_Stream      stream,
                 FT_Memory      memory,
                 PSAux_Service  psaux )
  {
    FT_Error   error;
    FT_UShort  tag;
    FT_ULong   size;
 
 
    psaux->ps_parser_funcs->init( &parser->root, NULL, NULL, memory );
 
    parser->stream       = stream;
    parser->base_len     = 0;
    parser->base_dict    = NULL;
    parser->private_len  = 0;
    parser->private_dict = NULL;
    parser->in_pfb       = 0;
    parser->in_memory    = 0;
    parser->single_block = 0;
 
    /* check the header format */
    error = check_type1_format( stream, "%!PS-AdobeFont", 14 );
    if ( error )
    {
      if ( FT_ERR_NEQ( error, Unknown_File_Format ) )
        goto Exit;
 
      error = check_type1_format( stream, "%!FontType", 10 );
      if ( error )
      {
        FT_TRACE2(( "  not a Type 1 font\n" ));
        goto Exit;
      }
    }
 
    /*******************************************************************
     *
     * Here a short summary of what is going on:
     *
     *   When creating a new Type 1 parser, we try to locate and load
     *   the base dictionary if this is possible (i.e., for PFB
     *   files).  Otherwise, we load the whole font into memory.
     *
     *   When `loading' the base dictionary, we only setup pointers
     *   in the case of a memory-based stream.  Otherwise, we
     *   allocate and load the base dictionary in it.
     *
     *   parser->in_pfb is set if we are in a binary (`.pfb') font.
     *   parser->in_memory is set if we have a memory stream.
     */
 
    /* try to compute the size of the base dictionary;     */
    /* look for a Postscript binary file tag, i.e., 0x8001 */
    if ( FT_STREAM_SEEK( 0L ) )
      goto Exit;
 
    error = read_pfb_tag( stream, &tag, &size );
    if ( error )
      goto Exit;
 
    if ( tag != 0x8001U )
    {
      /* assume that this is a PFA file for now; an error will */
      /* be produced later when more things are checked        */
      if ( FT_STREAM_SEEK( 0L ) )
        goto Exit;
      size = stream->size;
    }
    else
      parser->in_pfb = 1;
 
    /* now, try to load `size' bytes of the `base' dictionary we */
    /* found previously                                          */
 
    /* if it is a memory-based resource, set up pointers */
    if ( !stream->read )
    {
      parser->base_dict = (FT_Byte*)stream->base + stream->pos;
      parser->base_len  = size;
      parser->in_memory = 1;
 
      /* check that the `size' field is valid */
      if ( FT_STREAM_SKIP( size ) )
        goto Exit;
    }
    else
    {
      /* read segment in memory -- this is clumsy, but so does the format */
      if ( FT_ALLOC( parser->base_dict, size )       ||
           FT_STREAM_READ( parser->base_dict, size ) )
        goto Exit;
      parser->base_len = size;
    }
 
    parser->root.base   = parser->base_dict;
    parser->root.cursor = parser->base_dict;
    parser->root.limit  = parser->root.cursor + parser->base_len;
 
  Exit:
    if ( error && !parser->in_memory )
      FT_FREE( parser->base_dict );
 
    return error;
  }
 
 
  FT_LOCAL_DEF( void )
  T1_Finalize_Parser( T1_Parser  parser )
  {
    FT_Memory  memory = parser->root.memory;
 
 
    /* always free the private dictionary */
    FT_FREE( parser->private_dict );
 
    /* free the base dictionary only when we have a disk stream */
    if ( !parser->in_memory )
      FT_FREE( parser->base_dict );
 
    parser->root.funcs.done( &parser->root );
  }
 
 
  FT_LOCAL_DEF( FT_Error )
  T1_Get_Private_Dict( T1_Parser      parser,
                       PSAux_Service  psaux )
  {
    FT_Stream  stream = parser->stream;
    FT_Memory  memory = parser->root.memory;
    FT_Error   error  = FT_Err_Ok;
    FT_ULong   size;
 
 
    if ( parser->in_pfb )
    {
      /* in the case of the PFB format, the private dictionary can be  */
      /* made of several segments.  We thus first read the number of   */
      /* segments to compute the total size of the private dictionary  */
      /* then re-read them into memory.                                */
      FT_ULong   start_pos = FT_STREAM_POS();
      FT_UShort  tag;
 
 
      parser->private_len = 0;
      for (;;)
      {
        error = read_pfb_tag( stream, &tag, &size );
        if ( error )
          goto Fail;
 
        if ( tag != 0x8002U )
          break;
 
        parser->private_len += size;
 
        if ( FT_STREAM_SKIP( size ) )
          goto Fail;
      }
 
      /* Check that we have a private dictionary there */
      /* and allocate private dictionary buffer        */
      if ( parser->private_len == 0 )
      {
        FT_ERROR(( "T1_Get_Private_Dict:"
                   " invalid private dictionary section\n" ));
        error = FT_THROW( Invalid_File_Format );
        goto Fail;
      }
 
      if ( FT_STREAM_SEEK( start_pos )                           ||
           FT_ALLOC( parser->private_dict, parser->private_len ) )
        goto Fail;
 
      parser->private_len = 0;
      for (;;)
      {
        error = read_pfb_tag( stream, &tag, &size );
        if ( error || tag != 0x8002U )
        {
          error = FT_Err_Ok;
          break;
        }
 
        if ( FT_STREAM_READ( parser->private_dict + parser->private_len,
                             size ) )
          goto Fail;
 
        parser->private_len += size;
      }
    }
    else
    {
      /* We have already `loaded' the whole PFA font file into memory; */
      /* if this is a memory resource, allocate a new block to hold    */
      /* the private dict.  Otherwise, simply overwrite into the base  */
      /* dictionary block in the heap.                                 */
 
      /* first of all, look at the `eexec' keyword */
      FT_Byte*    cur   = parser->base_dict;
      FT_Byte*    limit = cur + parser->base_len;
      FT_Pointer  pos_lf;
      FT_Bool     test_cr;
 
 
    Again:
      for (;;)
      {
        if ( cur[0] == 'e'   &&
             cur + 9 < limit )      /* 9 = 5 letters for `eexec' + */
                                    /* whitespace + 4 chars        */
        {
          if ( cur[1] == 'e' &&
               cur[2] == 'x' &&
               cur[3] == 'e' &&
               cur[4] == 'c' )
            break;
        }
        cur++;
        if ( cur >= limit )
        {
          FT_ERROR(( "T1_Get_Private_Dict:"
                     " could not find `eexec' keyword\n" ));
          error = FT_THROW( Invalid_File_Format );
          goto Exit;
        }
      }
 
      /* check whether `eexec' was real -- it could be in a comment */
      /* or string (as e.g. in u003043t.gsf from ghostscript)       */
 
      parser->root.cursor = parser->base_dict;
      /* set limit to `eexec' + whitespace + 4 characters */
      parser->root.limit  = cur + 10;
 
      cur   = parser->root.cursor;
      limit = parser->root.limit;
 
      while ( cur < limit )
      {
        if ( cur[0] == 'e'   &&
             cur + 5 < limit )
        {
          if ( cur[1] == 'e' &&
               cur[2] == 'x' &&
               cur[3] == 'e' &&
               cur[4] == 'c' )
            goto Found;
        }
 
        T1_Skip_PS_Token( parser );
        if ( parser->root.error )
          break;
        T1_Skip_Spaces  ( parser );
        cur = parser->root.cursor;
      }
 
      /* we haven't found the correct `eexec'; go back and continue */
      /* searching                                                  */
 
      cur   = limit;
      limit = parser->base_dict + parser->base_len;
 
      if ( cur >= limit )
      {
        FT_ERROR(( "T1_Get_Private_Dict:"
                   " premature end in private dictionary\n" ));
        error = FT_THROW( Invalid_File_Format );
        goto Exit;
      }
 
      goto Again;
 
      /* now determine where to write the _encrypted_ binary private  */
      /* dictionary.  We overwrite the base dictionary for disk-based */
      /* resources and allocate a new block otherwise                 */
 
    Found:
      parser->root.limit = parser->base_dict + parser->base_len;
 
      T1_Skip_PS_Token( parser );
      cur   = parser->root.cursor;
      limit = parser->root.limit;
 
      /* According to the Type 1 spec, the first cipher byte must not be */
      /* an ASCII whitespace character code (blank, tab, carriage return */
      /* or line feed).  We have seen Type 1 fonts with two line feed    */
      /* characters...  So skip now all whitespace character codes.      */
      /*                                                                 */
      /* On the other hand, Adobe's Type 1 parser handles fonts just     */
      /* fine that are violating this limitation, so we add a heuristic  */
      /* test to stop at \r only if it is not used for EOL.              */
 
      pos_lf  = ft_memchr( cur, '\n', (size_t)( limit - cur ) );
      test_cr = FT_BOOL( !pos_lf                                       ||
                         pos_lf > ft_memchr( cur,
                                             '\r',
                                             (size_t)( limit - cur ) ) );
 
      while ( cur < limit                    &&
              ( *cur == ' '                ||
                *cur == '\t'               ||
                (test_cr && *cur == '\r' ) ||
                *cur == '\n'               ) )
        cur++;
      if ( cur >= limit )
      {
        FT_ERROR(( "T1_Get_Private_Dict:"
                   " `eexec' not properly terminated\n" ));
        error = FT_THROW( Invalid_File_Format );
        goto Exit;
      }
 
      size = parser->base_len - (FT_ULong)( cur - parser->base_dict );
 
      if ( parser->in_memory )
      {
        /* note that we allocate one more byte to put a terminating `0' */
        if ( FT_ALLOC( parser->private_dict, size + 1 ) )
          goto Fail;
        parser->private_len = size;
      }
      else
      {
        parser->single_block = 1;
        parser->private_dict = parser->base_dict;
        parser->private_len  = size;
        parser->base_dict    = NULL;
        parser->base_len     = 0;
      }
 
      /* now determine whether the private dictionary is encoded in binary */
      /* or hexadecimal ASCII format -- decode it accordingly              */
 
      /* we need to access the next 4 bytes (after the final whitespace */
      /* following the `eexec' keyword); if they all are hexadecimal    */
      /* digits, then we have a case of ASCII storage                   */
 
      if ( cur + 3 < limit                                &&
           ft_isxdigit( cur[0] ) && ft_isxdigit( cur[1] ) &&
           ft_isxdigit( cur[2] ) && ft_isxdigit( cur[3] ) )
      {
        /* ASCII hexadecimal encoding */
        FT_ULong  len;
 
 
        parser->root.cursor = cur;
        (void)psaux->ps_parser_funcs->to_bytes( &parser->root,
                                                parser->private_dict,
                                                parser->private_len,
                                                &len,
                                                0 );
        parser->private_len = len;
 
        /* put a safeguard */
        parser->private_dict[len] = '\0';
      }
      else
        /* binary encoding -- copy the private dict */
        FT_MEM_MOVE( parser->private_dict, cur, size );
    }
 
    /* we now decrypt the encoded binary private dictionary */
    psaux->t1_decrypt( parser->private_dict, parser->private_len, 55665U );
 
    if ( parser->private_len < 4 )
    {
      FT_ERROR(( "T1_Get_Private_Dict:"
                 " invalid private dictionary section\n" ));
      error = FT_THROW( Invalid_File_Format );
      goto Fail;
    }
 
    /* replace the four random bytes at the beginning with whitespace */
    parser->private_dict[0] = ' ';
    parser->private_dict[1] = ' ';
    parser->private_dict[2] = ' ';
    parser->private_dict[3] = ' ';
 
    parser->root.base   = parser->private_dict;
    parser->root.cursor = parser->private_dict;
    parser->root.limit  = parser->root.cursor + parser->private_len;
 
  Fail:
  Exit:
    return error;
  }
 
 
/* END */